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WHITE CAKE WITH BAKING POWDER
Harry HOUSEHOLD: ] send a recipe for max
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cups flour, three teaspoons baking powaef, tne
whites Of five eggs. three teaspoons lemon Juice
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then the flour well mixed with the baklnR
powder. then the eggs alter whipping them SIM
mia a. son ns possible and bake one hour-Lousa
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TWO GOOD RECIPES.
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ing white cake. ON request 81 Celestla bullock,
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10 I5DIToR LOYAL WoMAN's WORK. Ia TIE
NATIONAL TRIBUNE, March 81, Loyal Woman ;
Work column. lind an emblematic poem entitled
1.-THE Hat My Father Wore. and upon seeing ~ !
was prompted 10 write the Enclosed verse, mOoeleo
An the shape OF a foraging cap, telling oi
THE CAP MY FATHER WORE.
It's battered and ragged;
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-14
Going DnMn Hill.

The river came tC q stand yesterday
afternoon with SO feet IL inches in the
channel. Last night ut Z o'clock there
had been a fall of inches, and this morn
ing the flood will recede very fast. The
high water attracted 4 great amount of at
tention yesterday, and in the forenoon
there we're many spectators along water
street and and on the bridge, while many
crossed over to the Island to see how far
the premises of friends might be in danger.
Several dwellings on South Wabash street
were flooded in the easements, hut no
damage or serious discomfort will result TO
any me-. The water stopped rising Just in
the nick of time. A foot or two more
would have disconnected \ good many
people.
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A Neutrality-suspicious.
Connected with the Sudden Fate of Mill
lard White-The Details.

Connected with the Sudden Fate of Mil
lard TIL Details.
Yesterday morning the REGISTER print
ed IN account of the fatal shooting o
Willard White, q well known South Side
man, zeal Paw Paw, Morgan county, this
State. The details of the killing could not
be ascertained on account of the lateneS>
of the hour, but yesterday the following
additional particulars were learned:
For some time past the little communi'
ty of Timber ridge, fifteen miles from Paw
Paw, has been excited..o a scandal arts
ing from the actions of u woman named
Wallace who separated from her husband
some time since, and a man named Samuel
Miller, Il desperate character, well known
in that vicinity. Since her separation
from the husband Mrs. Wallace and
Miller have been living together as man
and wife, and the neighbOrs had notified
them several times to leave the vicinity
under penalty of a coat of tar and feathers.
They disregarded the warning, however,
and continued their unlawful relations.
Friday evening last Mr.. Wallace called at
the house where the pair were living, and
finding Miller in his wife'S company, used
threatening language to them. Miller
drove him away from the house at the
point of a pistol. WALLACE went imme-
diately to the village and told n party of
his friends how he had been treated. They
became very indignant and Mt once re.
solved to 90 to Miller's house, pull the
pair out and tar and feather them.
Accordingly, about ten o'clock that night,
headed by Wallace and Willard White, Ofthis
city, who was visiting his brother, Arthur
White, at Timber Ridge, having gone there
to attend the funeral of mother, went to
the house and ordered Miller to come ont,
which he refused to do. The crowd then
broke in the door and rushed in, White be-
ing foremost. Miller stood inside armed
with u shotgun heavily loaded with buck
shot, which he discharged as the crowd
entered the door. The charge struck
White in the head, killing him instantly.
His friends at once took to their heels
and fed, making no attempt 10 inter
cept Miller who escaped, and was at
last adviGeS still 9t large. The
country is being secured for Miller and ex-
element runs At fever heat. Ii is almost
certain that if be is caught he will not be
given a trial by jury but will be strung up
to the nearest tree.
Mrs. White left yesterday morning for
the scene of her husbands sudden death
and will accompany the remains home.
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OPENS TONIGHT.
The Trades Assembly Fair and Industrial
Exhibition Opening.

The Trades Assembly Fair and Industrial
Exhibition Opening.
The Trades Assembly fair and indus
trial exhibition will open this evening at
the Chapline street rink, and there is no
doubt that an immense crowd will assem-
BILE to give the affair a big send-off. The
opening address will be made by Kr. T. ].
Irwin, of Local Union No. 10, A. F. G. W.
L., the first President OF the Trades
Assembly, ut 8 o'clock.
WOrkmen and ladies will be busily EN-
ployed all day in putting the finishing
touches on the booths, completing the dec
oratiOns and getting things generally ready
for the opening. The display of the in
dustries Of the Ohio Valley and workman
ship of her artisans, will be the largest and
finest ever given in the city.
Messrs. NJ. ]. Finley, Richard Robert
son and W. n. Lynch were elected a Board
of Trustees for the affair by the Trades
Assembly yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-14
IN 4 A WAY.
The News of the Day Pointedly r
grapheh for Hasty Readers.

The News Of the Day Pointedly Para
rrapheh for Hasty Readers.
"NANCY & Co." this evening at the
Opera House.
'sTHE Bow Scout" at the Grand Opera
House, this evening.
The Andes will be up to-day and leave
Tomorrow afternoon at the usual hour Tor
Cincinnati.
A TOW boat passing down the river, last
night, knocked her stacks down by strik-
ing them against the suspension bridge.
AT . O'Clock this morning twenty-six
cases were registered a police headquarters
To appear before His Honor this morning.
Aug. KNoKE, q popular young gentle.
man of the Eighth ward, has purchased
the saloon of William Hagedorn, on Eotf
street. He will take charge on March LIST.
HENRYTAPPE, the well known butcher
of South Market street, has had erected in
his meat shop OLE of Henrichson's
patent refrigeratOrs. 1t was made at Day
ton, O., and is the Sc ond one Of the kind
in the city.
FRANK JONES anil his Isl Perkins
drew good audiences 1t the Opera House,
Saturday afternoon and evening. No piece
seen here this season has much more real
wit in its dialogue th4n this and the audi
ences were highly pleAsed.
THE chickens stolen in the Eighth ward
Saturday night five of which were recov-
cred by the officers, belonged to Fred
Gressinger at T%hirty-ninth and Wood
streets, and were all leghOrns He could
not tell how many were taken.
AT 9 o'clock last evening Officers Car
ney, Deku, West, ami Glenn pulled Hattie
SCOTS house on Eoff street, capturing the
Madame, five girls tnd three men. All
put up the necessary amount of poodle"
for their appearance this morning and were
released.
OFFICERS Bell, Iaeku and Truschell
raided Jennie Lees hbuse shortly after IL
o'clock this morning, and took in the
Madame, one girl ahd three men. The
women remained behind the bars and the
men put up their watches as collateral.
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Undoubtedly an Artistic.

Miss Dillon recently entertained q large
and cultured audience at the Metropolitan
NJ. f. Church, Washington, ID. &. DIR. j.
p. Newman, pastor, says: Miss Dillon
is an Artistic in vocal culture, and will
always be welcome at the Metropolitan NJ.
T.. Church"
Prof. ]. y. Roberts, tragedian, OF Phila-
delphia, says: "You are one Of the rcry
fer that has attained the rank of Artistic
in your profession. / congratulate you on
your success in our Eastern and Southern
cities
The many friends of Miss Dillon will be
pleased to have an opportunity of hearing
her at the Opera House Friday evening.
February Is, Women's Union Benevolent
Society benefit. Tickets fifty, cents mt Bau-
mer'S, Wednesday morning.
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"Sancy & Co." This Evening.

Wheeling people will have an opportu-
nifty OF witnessing the latest and greatest
comedy success OF two continents, Nancy
4 Co, " which has made New York laugh
for 50 many consecutive weeks. Nancy
& CO." will appear at the Opera House
this evening and q crowded house is as
sured. The New York Tribune says of it:
The best of all comedies and the browning
success of Augustin Days adaptations.
Bubbling over with fun; scintillating with
wit; replete in cOmical situations. Nam
cy & Co" is the funniest Of all the COM
edies which have made Days n. Y. The
atre synonymous with success and have
given it international fame. Though Da-
ly's plays in late years have met with
phenomenal receipts, those of Nancy Il
Co" stand at the head and show the
largest profits, than which there could be
no better evidence of merit. Days audi
euces during Nancy & CO. were larger,
merrier and more enthusiastic than his
theatre had ever known. Arthur Rehan's
original New York company is the best
that could possibly be brought together.
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INDUSTRIAL

Items of Interest Picked Up About the
City and Vicinity.
The Mingo nail factory is expected to
resume work this morning.
The nailers' scale that gained such prom
inenee in labor circles last year rs the
"MingO Compromise Scale" viii expire
on the 18th instant, but nothing further
car be learned as TO what the demand will
be for the coming year.
A notice was posted up Saturday at the
Junction iron works signed by Cavenaugh,
Of the Executive Committee, h. of L., or
dering the men, including the seven dis
charged hack to work, and leaving the
eases of the discharged men to an arbitra-
ton cOmmittee. The men say they will
not go to work until the seven are rein
stated.
The Crescent mill will not be able to re-
sumo until the water goes down several
feet.
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" bepun will not flag IN its interest if we
NAV Judge by the many hints which have
reached us Of varied entertainments for
the future and the students who have ae-
omitted themselves in every department
With co much credit to themselves and
their instructors should keep always in
their memory the sweet promise o! our
Savior Persevere unto the end and will
give thee the crown OF life. n.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-14

excitement among the FOLKS up there last
week by bearing the news that Cleveland
had died suddenly. Evidently preparing
to embark upon journalistic waters.
Grub" 10 the head" is rapidly decress-
ing the number of sheep in Taylor county.
The number of patients at the Weston
Asylum is now 40.
The Parkersburg Press has suspended
publication.
Piedmont Is to have o new bank.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-14
ABOUT THE CITY.
At the Grand Tonight.

n. S. Wood, who appears at the Grand
this week, opening this evening, in 1.-The
Boy Scout" Jack Sheppard" and 1.-The
Boy Detective" is considered by his many
admirers to beg one of the most handsome
young men upon the stage to-day, and he
is always q great favorite in every city
that he appears. In some of the large
cities, so great is the desire of many to see
how he appears of the stage, that he fire.
quently has to wait all hour in the theatre
after the performance is over, to avoid the
curious crowds that await his exit by the
stage door.
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Rnnklen,s Arnicn Salye.

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it is guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price - cents per box.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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Bargains in dry goods at L. s. Co.
POINTS ON PEOPLE.

Movements of Citizens and the Coming
and Going Of Strangers.
Mr.. Birney X. McMeehen has returned
from a visit to New York.
Miss Annie HOgg has returned IRON
Steubenville. where she attended the ball
given by the Bachelors Club on Friday
evening,
Mr.. ]. Howard McCOurtney will leave
to-day for Chicago on a prospecting tour,
with a view to locality. 1t is understood
that Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. McCourtney will
also leave shortly for the same city.
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To Chicago by Daylight.

Passengers taking the c. & P. train
leaving Bridgeport at 5:45 a m. city time,
make direct connections at Rochester with
the fast express train ON the Fl. Wayne
road, arriving in the Union depot Chica.
90, at 1000 p. m. Go by this route and
save sleeping car fare.
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california and Florida Excursions

The B. & o. is selling cheap excursion
tickets 10 Los Angeles San Francisco; also
to principal points in Florida and the
South. For full information, cali on OF
address T. C. Burke, Ticket AgentB &. o.
Wheeling, w. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-14

"Our citizens ought to take deepinterest
in the bill to prohibit the sale of intOxica-
ting liquors which has just passed the
House of Delegates" said a city official,
yesterday. at will knock this city out
about forty thousand dollars of revenue, if
it becomes a law, and will leave us in n
nice fix